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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 1.-THE
convention of the National Printers Pro,
tective Fraternity adjourned at . O'Clock
this morning, after electing officers as
follows: President, Oscar Kinney, Cleve-
land; secretary, w. w. Wheeland, To-
peks; treasurer, Charles W. Edwards,
Wilmington, Del; chief organizer, II. E.
Gottrell, Kansas City, The next meeting
will be held at Cleveland in May, 1888.
The revised constitution adopted strongly
favors the arbitration of disputes, and
disparages strikes and lockoutS.
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Do you want your section settled up
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old states, and let them read about Texas.
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tribution of premiums. You can keep the
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No tickets issued after March 81. Re
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to Cleburne, and in short time the line
will be run and work begun.
rRANsCoN11NENrAL CONFERENCE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS DECIDED-Two

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS DECIDED-Two
TARIFFS TO BE PREPARED.
NEW YORK, March 4.-One OF the most
important and largely attended confer
ences of trsnscontinental railroad mana
gers ever held in this city closed to-day
The roads represented were the Central
Pacific, the Uaion Pacific, the Northern
Pacific, the Missouri Pacific, the Atchi
son, Topeka and Santa Fe, ami the SOuths
ern Pacific. They were represented BY
presidents c. F. Adams: Robert Harris,
G. z. Huntington, Charles +.
Croker, William B. Strong and
Jay Gould, and traffic managers
kmbal!, Towne and Galloway. The
YiCe-presidents of some of the roads were
also present and COunsellors Gray of the
Northern Pacific, Dillon of the Union
Pacific and Tweed of the Southern
Pacific. the conference discussed the
question, first, as to the requirements
Of the Interstate commerce bill, and
second, how the trans-continental roads
can get into harmony with the law and
meet the demands of public sentiment.
The result of theil deliberations was that
two tariffs for freight and passenger
BUSINESS should be prepared. Oae under
the long haul clause and the other under
the short haul clause as they are
understood By railroads. These
tariffs ale to take effect on
april >, and are to be submitted
70 the interstate railroad commissioners
within reasonable time alter their APP.
pointment is announced. A committee
was appointed to prepare, under the ad
vice Of counsel, a memorial to the Inter
State Commission, setting forth the
OF the law as arrived at by
the tranScontinensl railway companies
and soliciting an approval of the tariffs if
their provisions shall meet the views OF
the commissioners.
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SHERMAN TO ABILENE

| THE ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
! FROM NORTHEAST TO SOUTHWEST.
! Special TO the Daily Reporter.
SHERMAN, TEX March 1.-The senti-
ment here in favor of the extension OF the
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad,
via Pilot Point, Jacksboro, Decatur and
Albany to Abilene at the earliest possible
moment is very strong, and the people OF
Sherman will do all in their power to for
ward the scheme. Sherman is destined
to be railroad and commercial center in
the near future. she already bears the
palm as the educational center Of Texas.
special to the Daily Reporter.
BRECKENRIDGE, TEX, March l.
Breckenridge is ready 10 contribute lib
orally to the bonus necessary TO secure
the extension of the St. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas Railroad from Snarman, Via
this place, to Abilene and san Angelo
Stephens county has coal of good quail
ity enough to supply ali the roads in
Texas.
Special to Daily Reporter.
ALBANY, Ten, March l.-Albany's rail-
road committee are in correspondence
with other towns along the line of the
extension Of the Missouri Pacific from
Wood5ine, and also on the line Gsthe St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas frOm'Shermau
to Abilene, and will offer q liberal bonus.
to the road that builds first to AlbaDy.z9
Special to the Daily Reporter. -
JACKsBoRo, TEX, March 1-Jacksboro
is ready to "whack up" on the extension
of the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
from Sherman, via this place, to Abilene,
to the full extent of her ability; and feels
confident that by united action on the
part Of the towns and cities along the
route, the road can be secured this season.
specIal to the Daily Reporter.
DECATUR, TEX, March decatur
will do her full part towards securing the
extension Of the Sherman and Mount
Pleasant Road via Decatur to Abilene.
Right of way through the county and q
bonus of from $50 900 to $4,000 can be
raised in Wise county. Push the matter.
Special TO the Daily Reporter.
SAN ANGELO, TEX Feb. 2S.-If there
is a prospect of securing the extension of
the st, Louis, Arkansas and Texas Rail-
road from Sherman, via Abilene, to this
place, our people would be disposed to
Join in and do their full part. Right of
way through this county and cash bonus
OF from $50, 900 TO $4,000 can be raised.
We are ready to hear any suggestions in
regard to the course to be pursued. We
would suggest that now is the time to
work l. you want road; nothing is &C
complished without effort. If Angelo
wants this road she must cooperate with
other towns along the line. Speedy &C
ton is necessary in this matter Abb
lene Reporter.
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Negro shootir 8 ARRAY.

special 10 the Gazette.
BELLS, Tex, March 4.-Yesterdsy
evening there was a negro gathering OF
some kind in the suburbs of the town,
and during the evening two negroes got
their pistols 10 play desperate. During
the fun Ben FIankiin'S pistol was fired,
shooting Wiley Pierce, another negro, in
the bowels, inficting a very serious
wound from which he is likely to die. No
arrest has been made yet.
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E gland.

AN AMERICAN JUDGE CONVICTED.
LONDON, March An indictment has
been found against George Franklin An
derson, an alleged American Judge, who
is accused of swindling Charles Deakin
of Susquehanns, Pa, out of large sums of
money under pretense that he, was
prosecuting suit for the recovery OF a
large English estate to which Deakin was
convinced ne YVES heir. Anderson, upon
being arrsigued to-day, defended himself.
He pleaded not guilty, but was convicted
and sentenced 10 five years penal seryi-
tuGe
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Farm House Burned.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HASKELL, TEX, March IA great
calamity has just befallen our townsman
and neighbor Mr.. William Harvey, whose
residence, with the entire contents, was
destroyed by fire to-day. The old gen
tleman was off some distance blowing on
his farm. His wife had just stepped over
to neighbours house few moments
when to their great surprise about s
O'Clock they discovered their residence in
flames, having caught from the top of the
chimney in the west end of the building,
the wind being from the west. The
couple are now old, and are left home
less and almost penniless, everything in
the line of household and kitchen furni-
ture being consumed. There was no in
surance. They have the sympathy of the
entire community, who, no doubt, will
Contribute by subscription enough to re-
build snd start them on foot again. This
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

\ corps of engineers is in the field run,
nlng preliminary line of the Frisco
from Paris to Roberts, via Cooper and
Black Jack. AS soon as that line is run,
they will run from Roberts via Greenville
and Commerce, intersecting the first line
st Cooper. It depends on the cost OF
grading, and nature and amount of local
aid, as to which route will be adopted,
which is nine points in favor of the
Greenville and Commerce line. Ga TO
Paris - Commerce Commercial.
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Getting Into W.stherford.
.cIal To tho Enrnr+n

SpECIEI 70 lne GAzeIte.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, March tine
GAZETTE correspondent learned from
Colonel 7. D. Lewis this evening that the
surveying corps of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe had run four lines through this
city and had selected their depot grounds
On each OF the lines, and that the right of
way committee, consisting of Colonies T.
D. Lewis and W. R. Shsnsn, would com
m nee the work of securing the right of
way Monday, the eth, and as soon as they
can ascertain on which of the lines the
right of way can be obtained the cheapest
it will be known what part of the city the
road will run through. The engineers
will begin at point about five miles
south of this place, at which point they
already have the line run, and go south
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05
Can't Be Token Into the Criminal Cour

Can't Be Token Into the Criminal Court.
1T. LOUIS, Mo, March THE State
Supreme court to-day rendered decision
to the effect that prisoners confined in the
penitentisry at Jefferson City can not be
taken therefrom to testify in criminal
courts. A point was raised by the atior-
neys for Messenger Fotheringham, who
wanted Jim Cummings brought here to
testify in the case of the Adams Express
Company against their client.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05
TREASURER JOSEPH's SHORTAGE.
An attempt to be Made to Effect an AMIGA
BILE Settlement.

An Attempt To be MADE 10 Eject an Al mica
BILE Settlement.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Ten, March THE Even
Ing Tribune has the following to say re-
garding the difficulties Of Judge Thomas
NJ Joseph, late Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows: $50 far no set
tlement has been made oy Treasurer
Joseph CT his bondsmen with the Grand
| Lodge of Odd Fellows. Both Hon.
Barnett Gibbs and Grand Master
Wagenfuhrs have visited Galveston
as previously noticed for the purpose CT
effecting settlement, but nothing hiss
yet been accomplished. The funds OF the
lodge committed TO Mr.. Joseph,
which amounted to $4,000, seem
to have been entirely lost
in q mining speculation, leaving
him without means whatever. Mr.. JC
seph mas two sons here, young men who
are highly respected and upon whom
their fathers imprudence falls with
crushing force. These young men have
come to the rescue of their aged
father as far as it lay in
their power and nave thrown
their homestesds into the breach to
protect him from prosecution. Treas
urer Joseph has also turned his library in,
and it is expected that the sum realized
from these sources will aggregate about
$1,000. Mr.. Joseph has s0I-inlaw
at Huntsville who las offered
to sacratice his homestead also
for the purpose Of helping to settle the
matter, but as he has large family OF
children and is in poor health his wife's
brothers would not permit him. to do so.
1t it thought en- amicgble settlement can
he effected with the Grand Lodge"
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Qreenviilc Notes.

Specis! to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, Ten, March THE citi-
zens of Greenville are taking active steps
to secure the Paris and Frisco extension
from that point to Roberts.
The surveying corps of the St, Louis,
Arkansas and Texas are surveying
between here and East Fork in Collin
county.
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Germany.
WAR INEVITABLE.

BERLIN, March - Professor Won
Treltchke, who succeeded the late his
torisn, Vor Ranke, as Pruss an histor-
iographer, closed a course of public lee
lures on political history at the Univer-
-sity last night. His remarks were more
than usually significant and he referred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

Railroad president-"Yo newspaper
men ought to ease up on your condemns
ton of car stoves. We intend to get rid
of them Just as soon as we can"
EditOr-"Indeed. I'm glad to hear
that"
"Then you'n Call off your reporters
and photographers, won't your"
81 suppose l ought under the circum-
stances, but what plans have you under
consideration for the benefit of the public?
They will doubtless be glad to know
OF the interest you take in their wei
fare"
"Why, you see it will be summer soon
and we won't reed any stoves at all. -
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Sold to the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy.

SsN FRANCISCO, CAL. March TT is
stated to-day that the South Pacific Coast
Railroad, narrow gauge line from San
Francisco to Santa Cruz, controlled by
Senator James G. Fair, has been sold to
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Road
which, it is also announced, is pushing a
plan for through route to San Fran
cisco as fa't as possible. Representatives
of the Burlington Road in this city deny
that the sale has been effected.
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If every business man in Fort Worth
would send the weekly GAZETTE for 8
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free premiums.
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Chicago Tribune: Statesman Lawler
the other day looked over the list of the
worlds greatest men as decided by
the sub cribeTs of Cassell's Sat
urday Journal. After carefully scan
ming all the names he muttered to
himself, "Not one vote-not a solitary
d-m votel" and went off and drew up q
bill authorizing the Secretary of War to
purchase 100000 worth of melanite
and Greek fire at once for coast defeRses.
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Remember that no tickets to THE Gs-.
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repeatedly to the prospect of war In
Europe. He said 1t WAS probable that
by fall many who were now students
might be bearing arms on behalf of the
tatherland. These were troublesome
times and whether wsr came in 6 few
weeks or few years, it was inevitable.
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j. r. Woodal, Piseah, Ala, writes; DR.
j. II. Mclean, Sc. Louis. No. Dear Sir
The trial bostselof Par Wife Lung Bsitn
Yea sent Hssadid my wife ,s%orld of Sgod
j enclose sLa, for wbisd please sssT me
five RttlesEar WiRsLurs BaLsas6d five
bottlss SsFeaglbesIfng Cordial and Blood
PufHer. Il think with the help 81 these
medicines my wife will be cug9d in a
very short time. IS -.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
EAST BOUND.
TRANSCONTINENTAL.
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
Fort Worth Whitesboro and Arrive Leave
TeXarkana ................ I:40am 500 IN
Fort Worth, sherman and
TexarSana -. 9:O5 pm % m
SOUTH BOUND.
TeNarkana, Whitesboro and
Fort worth -. 7:5Opm $40 m
TeNarEanR. Sherman and
Folt Worth -. 700 am 40 n
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Constipation MISREPRESENTATION fatal
diseases. MoFrtsh CascSriue will remove
all traces ofethis disorder.
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France.
SLIGHT EARTI

SLIGHT PARTICULARS SHOCK.
NICE, March Another slight shacs,
OF earthquake was felt here Se-cass
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For the, Reek's'news take the Fort
Worth Weekly GAZETTE. Only $3.50 q
year, with ticket to the grand premium
drawing.
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No tickets WA ues issued TO THE GA
lETTE's secet.d semi-snnual distribution
OF premiums, on subscriptions received
ef1er March 81, 1887. -, p
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Decision in Regard to Mnea.e Tickets

CHICAGO, ILL, March 1.-The general
managers of the lines and the members Of
the Western, Northwestern and South
western Passenger Associations in cCn-
sidering the report of the genera passer-
ger agents have arrived ct 8 decision in
regard to mileage tickets to the effect
that TO allow the present rebate of SIS to
commercial travellers is discrimination
under the law. Accordingly orders were
issued to-day by all of the western roads
hereafter to discontinue the sales, but to
furnish mile age tickets as heretofore to
the general public at the rate of % cents
per mile. The question of the payment
OF commissions was so gone over and
the conclusion was reached that they
should only be paid to regular ticket
agents, all outsiders to be cut off. The
conclusions of the passenger agents as to
the other points involved were adopted
substantially as submitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

Morris Cssearine is g positive cure fol-
dyspepsia. Pleasant to take, mild in &C
ton and uufailing incure. $3.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

The Finest Razors in the Wnrta. -
a. Anderson's gun store:
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Houston and Texas Central R'y,

THE ONLY ALL-sTEkL LINE NJ THE STATE
Double daily trains each Sway. Through
Sleepers between New tfleans and St.
Louis on Trains and 1, and between Galveston
and ST. Louis on Trainss3 and P via Dallas,
Denison and Sedslia. Sleeper between HousI
ton and Austin. Through Tickets 20 all points,
Quickest route to New 0rle ms and points in
the Southeast Choice5of routes va Denison
and st. Louis, or Houston and New Orleans,
steamship tickets to or from any point in
Europe.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Leaders Of the Revolt in Bulgaria
Captured 8Ed Sho:-Further Up
rising Reported.
The Dominion Minister of Justice Says ths
Cannucks Can Easily Strike Back ut
the United States.
Bulgaria.
COUNCIL OF WAR CONVENED.

|
| VIENNA, March 1T is reported here
that the Gar has convened council OF
war to consider the Bulgarian revolt.
TIE LEADERS TO BE SHOT.
| SOFIA, March THE leaders Of the
revolt az Rus.chuk have been ordered 10
be shot.
1t is reported that Demilreff, the iusti-
gator OF the rebellion, marching to Simla
| induced the garrison there to rebel.
The government authorities have
| placed under arrest twenty persons, in
cludipg KsraveIoff and Trspof, who were
| found to be iu communication with the
insurgents at Silistria and Rustchuck.
They are also charged with being
Implicated IN plot 10 get thirty
armed men for the purpose of creating a
disturbance here and adding to the com
pications with which the regency nave TO
contend. The uprising at Rusichuk has
been entirely suppressed. All the offi-
GERS were either taken prisoners, killed
or wounded in battle with the loyal
troops, or were drowned. The insur-
gents, after arrest!ng the loyal officers
and the commander of the garrison,
summoned the Infantry to surrender,
which they refused to Go. Firing then
began and the mutineers attacked by the
militia were forced 10 retreat. They
were pursued and driven into the Danube
by the infantry. The insurgents took to
boats and endeayored to escape,
but their boats were stopped by 3
gunbcat and they were compelled to
yield. The Loyalists entered Siistria
Without opposition. They found there
the corpse OF Colonel Kristeff, comman-
der Of the garrison, who had been killed
by his men. The ether officers escaped
into R0umania.
THE REBELS ALL CAPTURED.
nUsTCHUK, March The commander
at Slll>tria seized the governor OF tie
town Monday last. Troops from here,
RaSerade ard Varne suppressed tire
revolt. With the exception Of the killing
Of the commander the affair was blood
less. Tuesday, Major Ouzenncff with
battGlion Of engineers, surrounded the
Rustchuk barracks, arrested all the
officers end proclaimed Metropolitan
Clement Regent of Bulgaria. The in
habitsnts rose in arms against the
insurgents. The fighting continued
throughout Wednesday, when the in
surgents attempted to retreat across the
Dsaabe, bat owing to heavy tire poured
into them from the shore they were COM
PEELED TO abandon the boats and take
refuge on an island, where they were
finally captured. All the insurgents
were found to be wounded, Major
Ouz91noE and Colonel FileOff so serious
y as TO neceasitate their removal to the
hospital. The authority of TIE Regents
has been restored, and the whole town is
rejoicing tC-nIgnt ever the downfall of
the rebels.
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Canada,
RETALIATION TALK.

OTTAWA, ONT, March The prevail
ing impression is that Mr.. Blaine, who is
looked upon here as the c'everest man in
the Republican party; Is at the bottom Of
the retallatory measure, although his
hand is scarcely visible. 1t is thought
that the retaliatory bill is nothing more
or less than Republican dodge which
has been proposed to Congress Tor the
express purpose OF bringing President
Cleveland and his Cabinet in bad odor
with the inhabitants of the eastern states
in event of any failure to carry out the in
Thompson says "the BIZ has not gone
into effect, but if it does we can make it
Just as hot for the United States as they
may for US. The western states would
soon feel the force Of any retaliatory leg
islation on cur part. But what will this
effect! 1t may injure uCl enterprises as
the Grand Trunk Railway, but ii will be
the meaEs OF building up our own ports
at the expense of Portland, Boston and
New York Apart from the iajury to
such interests as those Of the Grand
Trunk Road, the bill would be great
thing for us"
WILL SEEK OTHER MARKETS.
OTTAWA, ONT, March while the
Cabinet was in session yesterday after
noon telegram was received from the
British Minister at Washington stating
that President Cleveland had signed the
retaliation bill. This led to lengthy
discussion Of the probable effect in Can
ada if carried into operation by the Pres
ident's sdecree Bowel, Minister Of
Customs, states that if carried into
effect it would make no material differ
ence to Canada. II the United States
market is closed against Canadian fish
tie government will lose no time in as
sistir to find markets in other countries.
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RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
LAREDO and st. Louis go. 40 a m 500 m
san Antonio and ST. Louis 9:05 p m 9:25 p IN
SOUTH BOUND.
St Louis and Laredo. ....... $50 p m 5 10 m
St louis AVID san Antonio. 700 m I40 m
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is Characteristic with the good citizens Of
Haskell, who always show their Christian
liberality toward the unfortunate and
charitable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05

Why will you suffer with those terrible
bilious headaches when Morris Carcarine
never fails to drive them away!
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GULs, COLORADO AND SANTA FE

SOUTH BOUND.
Mail and cxrress daily. $50 m $40 m
Accommodation, mixed train 200 p III
ACCo mod alton, mix ed rain STOP N
NORTH BOUND.
Mail and express, daily S:45 pm 9:05 IN
AccOnmoG alton, miXed train I:i5 a n
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PARIS, March IA telegram from
Guirgoya says: Uprisings have taken
=place at Tirnova and other places, and
that the insurgents are reported to be
masters OF affairs at Tirnova. Communi-
cation between Sofia and the provinces is
interrupted. Anarchy is spreading in
RuIparia
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TIE INSURGENTS SHOT.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from
Bucharest states that several persons
were killed in the fighting at Silistria be-
tween the Insurgents and heloyal troops
Two officers and sixteen privates who
were engaged in the revolt were captured
nd